u. s. u. k. call issue and have attacked several cities and young man in response to the who the pro palestine campaign. in the right, see, of course that has season attack is really down shift there. now, people here say, of course they look at the south african case as a practical staff to bring the snowball in conflict so on and urging the ones top court to pull the plug on quote, as well as war machine. and over to him. and now where american and british forces have reported the on these, the barrage of strikes against him was the rebels. unfortunately, on the red sea is said to have borne the brunt of the attack. the us led coalition has been hammering the positions in the region in retaliation for previous attacks on congress shipped the bank to israel. we discussed the latest escalation with john list and political analyst was saying, all the coffee in i think they authorize the. so for us on the they, we are here, new for the stop any attack, i guess, either the elite a ship your a, your,

u. s. u. k. and other western governments to carry out a full scale new latoria dogs, the guest house, the ends and the besieged gauze is for a man be occupied west bank over all the past 3 months and has been infringing upon all international conventions concerning palestinians, especially now that the american and british governments have directly been drawn into the conflict bombing b o. c targets. since you have an active as your war and that is not con effects of these really hum us or are gripping far flung corners of the region. the young men is situated 1400 miles away from the epicenter of the crisis, and gosh, i know it has turned into another hotspots in the crisis. as the u. s. u. k. college and habitats. several cities and young man in response to the who, the pro power assign campaign and the right see of course that has season attack is really bound ships. they are now people here say of course they look at the south african case as a practical staff to bring the snowball in confl

u. s. u k. u weaponry. unfortunately, a yeah. as i told you know, on the palestinian big families of jaffa, we have a relatives in, in gusting the all me, my wife, all of my friends in uh, 3 days ago i was and i went to visit my brother. and he lives in an area of, of the deck, if i need to know the deck, if i'm in the last, in uh, in one of the buildings. safety of the family members inc. us, when i visited them here and job, they were having a discussion. you know, when we come home or 8, when you want me, when we well it will the 10th floor, condolences and things and the family or what, what discussing between them sense if they are allowed to warm, if they're allowed to have it then because they lost their deal of their family and they want to warm and, and they were terrified that is valid. what is what the government at tech them in the in that then so then the decided not to do it. but any, imagine this situation that not in your people, your relatives, your director of active as you, you can't do anything to them. you kn

u. s. u k. u weaponry. unfortunately, a yeah. as i told you know, on the palestinian big families of jeff. uh we have a relatives in, in just a oh me, my wife. all of my friends in uh, 3 days ago i was, i went to visit my brother and he lives in an area of, of the deck. if i need to know the deck and front me the last in uh, in one of the buildings. safety of the family members inc, us when i visited them here in java, they were having a discussion. as you know, when we come home or a when you want me, when we well new or visit didn't for condolences and things and the family or what we're discussing between them. sense if they are allowed to warm, if they're allowed to have it then because they lost the family and they want to warm and, and they were terrified that this valley police would come on deck them in the in that then. so then the decided not to do it, but any, imagine this situation that's not enjoying it on the audio, your people, your relatives, the director of that do you, you can't do anything to them. you know, al

u. k. u . s. and into these. yeah. as well as in finance, japan, greece, and practiced on demonstrations role of global day of action. football is fine for ease was he added to the tracks we heard from some of those taking part in the demonstration. the united states government is complicit in this genocide. sale funding is all to the to use it. um and is that all the forms that are dropping on guys are you estimate. 4 and the think about this, we have been saying that like from the beginning of domestic, that of the genocide, that's what is taking place right now. is that genocide because we would have to 5, is it a leak water cut? the defense minister, the prime minister, the president himself of is it, i will in the us of an idea and those sites that they wanted us to leave jobs off and who to egypt. in other words, they would call in for an ethnic cleansing, is open the world every month. they don't have a right to kill, is forbidden to take the lots of mothers, fathers, and children. they have no rights. and that the, this is a crusade and everything was planned in advance and that's in yahoo is objective us to take garza and wipe out the palestinians. she wants to take the entirety of our land and we need to ask before he does so i'm happy to stand here in solidarity on this important day of fail site alliance is real. my stop is slaughter and america should reconsider its support for the nation. the freedom of palestine is the freedom of all humanity and to run now where crowds gathered into rod and to show support for set off against case against easy will allow the international court of justice argues, contribute to both corresponding to use of july the 5 in this report, a 20000 lawyers on legal experts and to have on and across the country. you have staged simultaneous rallies in support of south africa's case filed at the international court of justice, but accuses as well of committing genocide and it's ongoing war and goes on here in the capital one ends of gathered in front of the un office to demand that the i c j rule for the media accessed ation of this is really sparks, of course, on jobs are there now drawing off a list of thousands of, uh, signatures to deliver to the united nations office in toronto, urge, and immediate action, or to and the guns a crisis now people here say the number of casualties in gaza is entering onto the 24000 mark and yeah, it, israel justifies its actions as self defense. they are echo south africa as argument that tel aviv has reached the 1948 genocide convention drawn off in the aftermath of world war 2 and the hall. the cause many countries have now walton, south africa's i c, j case against israel, including members of the organization of as long as the countries um and the arab league, of course, turkey and malaysia, brazil and several other nations have voice their support for the south african case these wonderful public copy, ron was quick to voice its support for pretoria as finally call and get a responsible, courageous and honorable move in solidarity with the palestinian nation and a viable measure that can and what is called the raft of crimes committed by israel in guns on the warranty and foreign ministry says israel has enjoyed unconditional unwavering. again, unrestricted support from the was you, k and other western governments to carry out a full scale latoria dogs, the guest house, the ends and the besieged gauze is rep, can be occupied, west the bank over all the past 3 months and has been infringing upon all international conventions concerning palestinians, especially now that the american and british governments have directly been drawn into the conflict bombing, the who is the target said you have an active as your war and that the non con effects of these really hum us for our i'm gripping far flung corners of the region, the young men is situated 1400 miles away from the epicenter of the crisis. and gosh, i know it has turned into another hotspots in the crisis as the u. s. u. k. college and have attacked several cities and young man in response to the who these pro power assign campaign. and the right see of course that has seized and attacked is really bound ships. they are now. people here say, of course they look at the south african case as a practical staff to bring this snowball in conflict so on and urging the ones top court to pull the plug on quotes as well as war machine impact is 10000 and stick to the streets of the country, its largest city karachi, to denounce these rules campaign in gaza. i protest as bad to part in the me in march that was organized body demonte on the slum political party. and the president of its local branch says it's not all. these are all that is contested. the israel is bombing the civilian population, residential areas, mosques, churches, refugee camps, women, and children. these are cowardly actions. who is given this strength, israel. the strength is given by joe biden, by the 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u. s. u k. in japan congratulate to the newly elected president, drawing angle from badging, china who is accused at washington, london in tokyo, of meddling and the country's internal affairs. and beijing based jim political export in our tank and says the west interest in taiwan is actually aimed raining in strategic rival to as the average american we're taiwan was. it wouldn't be able to tell you they wouldn't be able to tell you why. so strategic importance, basically what it comes down to is this is part of the containment strategy that washington has come up with. isn't working very well. but you know, if you take a taiwan hong kong to a 2 beds and she and john, these are these guys in the south china seas, these are the areas where they feel china is wrong ruble and where they continue. this kind of miscommunicating misinformation campaign to try to portray china is somehow evil when it's simply trying to assert control over what he believes is its territory. it's about his jeremy uh tha

u. k. u s e u nation weapons and gaza. i'm the jerusalem. it's in a donation media and politicians advocating against us these 5 minutes. this loads of the war on children began 7 weeks ago today. but is israel repeated 911? really want nato corporate media want you to think it was one of the greatest john this in the world writing today has new revelations about what happened on october, the 7th. he's editor in chief of the grades on base in washington, dc. co director of killing gaza, an author of the management of savagery, how america's national security state fuel, the rise of al qaeda, isis and donald trump. he joins me in the studio. max, thanks so much for coming to us studio. why? i mean, it's not the do by a show, it's not the global media for him. perhaps it's something grimma than the outcome you're here. it is fairly gram. i had actually been in cairo, egypt hoping to reach the gyptian side of rafa to monitor the aid situation. as part of a delegation that was going to raise awareness about the lack of aid going in and the gypti

u. k. u. s. west and your b u. and how is this given there arming the bombing of gaza rather than have us hearing body rises? um the length. so fee is gone crazy with isis. i mean, in terms of our technology that we see the images and seemingly the hospitals being blown up and then to me blinking then the snack controlled, saying we've got to not have these 5. i know what i mean the, the reason they don't want to see side because it means a frontal complication. when i mentioned you, when is government and the blaming of commerce. as a bit ingenious, who, i mean, you know, this is not enrolled and started on october, the 7th. this as a role that has started many, many decades ago and october. the 7th is just one phase of the will liberation movements act according to their own with their own strategy. those and solidarity with the palestinians gone justified everything down that they don't need to. lots they are, they're mounting and what we are demanding is a fan just settlement in palestine. and that means really

u. k. u s. west and your b u of high says given there, i mean the bombing of gaza rather than have us getting body rises. um the length, so fee is done. crazy dye says, i mean in terms of our policy that we see the images and seemingly the hospitals being blown up and then to me blinking then the snack controlled, saying we've got to not have these 5. i know what i mean. the reason they don't want to see the side because it means a function confrontation with the imagine, you know, when is government and the blaming of how much, that's a big thing. genius who, i mean, you know, this is not a role that started on october. the 7th this as a role that has started many, many decades ago and october, the 7th is just one phase of the will liberation movements act according to their own with their own strategy. those. and so the daughter came with the palestinians, gone justified everything down and they don't need to lots they all their mom and what we are demanding is a fan just settlement at this ti

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u. k. u. s. back slaughtering gaza will be back with a brand new episode on saturday until i keep in touch with either one of my social media. if it's not send, send me your country and had to have channel going on the going to be a normal. don't come to a new and old episodes. i'm going undergrad suicide. the after the nonsense eat bower in italy, needs foreign policy became extremely aggressive. benito, mussolini needed glorious victories. he decided to achieve his ambitions in apricots. despite the fact that formally libya had become an alien colony back in 1912. the vast territories of this country were not actually controlled by rome. the nazis decided to put an end to this. but as soon as the religious order of the senate side stood in their way, the arabs did not want to submit to foreign power and put up fierce resistance. dividers against colonialism were led by the seats of this inside order. omar l move star, who was nick named the lion of the desert for his incredible courage. despite the violent, bombardments and boys in gas usage, mass deportations and the imprisonment of the local population in concentration camps, the invaders could not cope with the arrow patriots for a decade. in 1931, omar l moves are, was captured and sentenced to hanging at the trial, the hero of the libyan people behaved very bravely and rejected. bard pursuing a policy of genocide, italy was only able to temporarily suppress libya, 18th of the entire population. more than 100000 de boats fell victim to terror. however, just a few years later, the entail you enroll, collapsed in 1951, libya became one of the 1st countries in africa to gain independence. the hello, i'm in miller chan. you are tuned into modus operandi, and american journalist dies and ukrainian custody because only crime was critical reporting that didn't align with the war time propaganda coming from his home country. this week we'll delve into the diplomatic failures that led to gonzalo mirror as death at the hands of an american vassal state. and the bias behind which american life is worth saving. all right, let's get into the m o the . it wasn't his 1st run in with the law in ukraine, but because all aware of seemed to know that this last arrest would somehow be different. potentially, even leading to his demise, as he mused on his youtube channel. now, some called him a youtube or others, a journalist or writer, because all we're a war many hats. and he often lived much of his day in front of a webcam, appearing as a guest or pond it on matters of geo politics. expressing his thoughts on this or that, and often just the sharing what real life was actually like for an ex pat in ukraine. so when the special military operation was launched and americans were deluged with david and goliath stories, gonzalo lira often refuted those claims dismantling the praise heaped upon ukraine as a beacon of democracy with his brave young president, phone numbers the landscape. the s b u began knocking on his car keep apartment door. they paid him many visits and carted him off to jail several times. now, when the weather became more amenable in summer of 2023, we were a decided it was time to head to hungary so that he might have skate the prediction . he made for himself in a social media post a video. he said he was within a few miles of the border, but this could be the most treacherous part. he said, watch, you have to recognize when you have actual control over some situation. and when that control is beyond you, and there is absolutely nothing that you can do me, nothing that you can do except move forward. so either i will cross the border into hungry in the next couple of hours. or i will be arrested again. and god knows what will happen to me. so if i post again here on the video and on twitter, then you know that i made it. and if i don't, then you know that i didn't, and i would ask you humbly that if you don't hear from me again, anybody and everybody who

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u. k. u s. air strikes, which were launched against their territory. we've seen that there have been some target things to all of us vessels and there was a security incident which was reported earlier today by the british. and i don't think we seen the full extent of there was on from us are a lot inside of the m and get that, that probably will come. but again, when we're looking at all these actions that the, all these actors, whether they be iran or it's allies, they have clearly stated they don't want this to escalate into a full scale regional war. they're prepared for it, they say, but their actions tell us that they're supporting the palestinian armed groups in the gaza strip and they're playing just the supporting role. they don't want to involve themselves in a regional war, which could possibly lead to millions of people being killed. so what kind of reaction can we expect from washington and is a direct conflict with iran? likely it's difficult to say whether it is likely at this point that things could quickly escalates this. i think if th

u. k. u. s. back slaughtering gaza will be back with a brand new episode on saturday until then keep in touch with my social media. if it's not send, send me your country and had to have channel going on the going to be a normal. don't come to us. new and old episodes, i'm going undergrad suicide. the in 1881 began to expand its property in north africa. france decided to attack and easy. the invasion began with a bomb barred man of the french fleet on coastal cities. and was followed by sending in the ground through the french easily occupied one of the key city. these urging and the bay of doing this bomb at the 3rd us deep agreed to humiliating negotiations. the bartow trade, he concluded with a colonial list, establishing a project to rid of france, overton easier. however, the people loved an easy, i would not surrender to the enemy. at the call of the islamic clergy, the june easy as rose due a holy war against the invaders. the soldiers of the bays army also joined the resistance. the fren

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that's exactly what happened to our next guest in 2020, before the conflict in ukraine unfolded. and as more stories like his come to light and helps explain this. erosion of support and confidence in the proxy war waged against russia using ukrainian blood and treasure. joining us for analysis and to tell us his side of the story is andrea tell us jenko. he is a former diplomat for ukraine once based here in the west. he's held several high positions within government, including advisor to allister and prosecutor general victor shogun. andre, thank you so much for being with us. first, i'd like to address the media smears that you endured back in 2020, just weeks ahead of the us elections. now, mainstream media outlets such as cnn and nbc, they wrote articles about jo calling you a disinformation aged. they said that you lied or misled us. officials about that in the tories, hunter, bite and laptop, things of that nature. now, 3 years on all this evidence has surfaced that would exonerate or vindicate you. talk to us about how these narratives have changed over the last 3 years. a. yeah, it's all the media. all of them actually the, the west called me a russian agent precious by a lawyer. and that i'm gonna payroll, the russian government, accenture, which is total life. and, and that's also be concerned and there's with us is that, that's one thing. but the other thing is, everything i set everything i talked about, i'm providing the sedation above the primes, or the buyers found to very slot through blue star strategies, the log in firm which lobby that own robins. but fortunately, the work for the binding families there on the south side. what's the 1st, the different sources? dozens of sources on the capital m. s. the on other until groups who came out to the southern and congress confirmed that was a said 3 years later, 2 years later. but so today i'm asking you to everything else and it's just ignoring whatever i said is to continue to call me a russian agent. to see or me and to see my family i had to seek. right. and because of all those, uh, uh, indications of the i see i have my family offices because they had, we're getting traction to the so today i'm getting best threats online about my, my family. and this is just a great example of how the state, if afraid of the truths how everybody is afraid of people like me. come on, tell the cheese to what's as low on the situation. what happened? i was one of the person who was involved in my dog, and fortunately to be paid, i saw them. if my, what else is what happens then i was working to be trained on it. and after that i saw how the reset listed. it should happen. and what happened under which to show people was the prostate general. i was advised that the time when was the dish list continuing, and the american embassy was trying to block. and i wasn't which of that that it was her pet research strategies because they knew how what was the process office. but when i understood what the work that they were doing, and they would try to, frankly, because i was working with rudy giuliani at the trump t. all these training involved with the elections of trump stuff she on the surface . right. so i came to the set and it came out with the truth with my e mails, with my personal information. what i could provide at the time because the, the lock box, if you have a wrong set of rob mclaughlin, united the center. so they cannot, you call me out and get all the information from me and the day that information is still in my hands. and i room to provide that to the us government, this tigris, their parking party, which is 2 numbers initially when 200 buying right now. and i think this puzzle together with all the information i said 2 years ago and today with everybody else coming out with the truth. this, from what i said, we're going to add to the value of the picture here. because for me, it's not about nor positive, but i don't care about the speed problems these people problem working or should i use it? they will destroy like actually that's how they use deep writing as a rat corruption, right? they brought corruption more corruption to print and you know, there was direction. ukrainian, government was corrupt and they probably more pressure to use it. and they use it for going benefit to this former country and the country. they use the greatest and destroyed by the united states government by dividing that storage. so this is why we continue to fight today. and i sent everything i said was confirmed. so dozens of other sources of what he says and everything i provided with personal email central invitation to treat me lewis, i strategies, referrals. i don't when it comes off it was all 100 buying original. i wasn't wrong contact with the worst i was looking for. josh, to contact the child to finish your parents from a shuttle and that information or provide what russian does information isn't nothing because the traditional which assess, i'm wondering in communication with them, which was published in the front of the report in 2020, which i started johnson center, grass and everybody got to and today that's everything. his name was jefferson again, which say god choose will to well, so and ukraine is your home land. you served as a diplomat for your country. for many years. you were based at the ukranian embassy here in the us, but then in 2019, but one way or zalinski was elected president of ukraine on a, a platform of a friendly ties with russia, a very moderate approach. but then by 2020 zalinski was singing a different tune about russia. what happened there? what can you tell us about that timeline and how the us or the west plays into that? and, and coincidentally, we should add the u. s. revoked your visa in 2020. yeah. yeah, that's correct. i that sanctions full sanctions by the us government in january might change the 19th of 2020 by the state department's us treasury department and the faucets and illegally for being a russian. asians were connected to people as they're kind of sure, i never knew, i never got wasn't long and without any evidence, they just put that on and locked my visa and box any of my son actually, i've tried to job in where i brought right now because of the sanctions and i got a bunch of towns because of the sanctions on the i cannot travel to the us, canada, they are the case because of the assemblies. but the other problem is that, like on my personal government training, i got these off to g mazda to call him today. you called him for the last 34 years that he also sent to your cartridges showing for because the us government section just its setup to the 5 in ministration. he did that and i'm assuming i'm an assistant quarterly paid.

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u . k. u. s. a new weapons in the middle east against palestinians in gaza were over 25000 people have been killed, mostly women and children. this in a week ways. riley, bmw and yahoo rejected the creation of about a city and state something called unacceptable by you and secretary general entered your gutierrez. joining me from tel aviv now is a former is really excessive member and incumbent chairman of these really our majority by large party, which advocates for the rights of palestinians in israel. thank you so much, i savvy for coming on. soon as i said today, the end of.

u. k. u. s. and denisia as well as in titan, japan, it's in a recent, practiced on the demonstrations world part of a global date of action. so kind of showing them to post the as well to end instead to be from 5 minutes. we have some, some of those taking part of the united states government is complicit in this genocide. sale funding is all to get to use it. um and is that i have the funds that are dropping on guys. uh are you estimate. 4 and the on the apology, i think about this, we have been saying that like from the beginning of domestic, that of the genocide, that's what is taking place right now. is that genocide because we would have to buys that? is it a leaf water? cut them in at the defense minister, the prime minister, the president himself of is it a wound us both and on during those times that they wanted us to leave jobs off and pool to egypt. in other words, they were quoting for an estimate kicked lindsey. they don't have a right to kill, is forbidden to take the lots of mothers

u. k. u. s. indonesia as one is over and thailand, japan, it's an increase on practiced on the demonstrations, all part of a global day of action. so kind of sign i'm to as well to and it's that to me from apartments we are from some of those. take some pos to the united states government is complicit in this genocide. sale funding is around $250.00. um and is that all the funds that are dropping on guys uh are you estimate and the unimportant just think about this. we have been saying that like from the beginning of domestic, that of the genocide, that what is taking place right now is that genocide because we will have full size . is it a leap water cut? the defense minister, the 5 minutes to the president himself of is it a wound us of and on during those times that they wanted us to leave jobs off and to, to egypt. in other words, they were quoting for an insignificant and saying is open the world every month. they don't have a right to kill, is forbidden to take the lots of mothers, fathers

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u. k. u. s. back slaughtering gaza will be back with a brand new episode on saturday until 9. keep in touch with my social media. if it's not send, send me your country and had to have channel going. undergoing tv on normal don't come to us and you and all the episodes, i'm going undergrad suicide the and welcome to try stuff for here. we discuss the wheel in the our case cru takes cover while reporting from the scene of the premium that's showing in don baths, where at least 3 people were killed. and one injured anger boils over in the us over the killing of 3 soldiers by drones in the middle east. but president biden doesn't explain what he'll do about it. the number of attacks on american leg courses in the region has passed. 150 defends october loose attacks the direct message to the administration of all of the level of anger in the middle east towards the u. s. policy. and the us president also failed to explain how he's going to deal with a tech.

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u. k. u. s. back slaughtering gaza will be back with a brand new episode on saturday until then keep in touch with either one of my social media. if it's not send, send me your country and had to have channel going. undergoing tv on normal don't come to us new and old episodes. i'm going undergrad suicide. the hello and welcome to the cross stuff full born. here we discussed some real in the red jack seminary, cannot use ations of its involvement in drones strikes that killed 3 us troops of the military. i post on the serious border with jordan president by threatens to respond speaking exclusively to archie pocket stones on the box that are to around details they fortifying of relations after we send the border route. the most important thing is 4 blocks on it on to deepen the ties on terrorism on their strategic corporation category. so of course they have their own agenda and the most important and we didn't judge of dice to de leon. those ties on palestinian slum. this suspension of funding b

u. k. u. s. and you nation weapons and gaza and the jerusalem today, donation media and politicians advocating against disease for i'm, it's the slaughter the war on children began 7 weeks ago today. but is there a was repeated $911.00. really what nato corporate media wants you to think it was one of the greatest joined us in the world. writing today has new revelations about what happened on october, the 7th. he's editor in chief of the grades on base in washington, dc. co director of killing gaza, an author of the management of savagery, how america's national security state fuel, the rise of al qaeda, isis and donald trump. he joins me in the studio. max, thanks so much for coming to us studio. why are you still the do by a show? it's not the global media for him. perhaps it's something grimma than the outcome you're here. it is fairly gram. i would had actually been in cairo egypt hoping to reach the gyptian side of rafa to monitor the aid situation as part of a delegation that was going to

u. k. u. s. and indonesia, as well as in thailand, japan, it's an increase on pakistan on the demonstrations part of a globe this day of action for palestine on the pool as well to end. it's gradually from apartments. we heard from some of those taken to the united states government is complicit in this genocide. sale funding is all to the to use it. um and is that all the forms that are dropping on guys? uh a you estimate and the an apology. i think about this, we have been saying that like from the beginning of domestic, that of the genocide, that's what is taking place right now. is that genocide because we would have to buys it? is it a leak water? cut them, not just the defense minister, the prime minister, the president himself of is it i want us of and on a genocide that they wanted us to leave jobs off and to, to egypt. in other words, they would call in for an insignificant i'm saying is open the world every month. they don't have a right to kill, is forbidden to take the lots of mothers

u. s. and the u. k. so we have a pentagon statement and that says that 8 targets in yemen were hit with what they called precision precision strikes. um they also say that that's aimed at underground storage and a miss uh, and surveillance capabilities. now when it comes to the justification for these strikes, you've already had the u. k. for the secretary, david cameron, he's further flashed out in his statement that he does not believe the who's the narrative that is sold and retaliation to the war in gaza. and he remains that he sees, has indiscriminately targeted shipping to the notes of overall from the us and the okay. and the general coalition that are behind the strikes as this is to protect international shipping, to protect the red sea. that's so vital for global trade. this is the 2nd time that the u. s. and u. k. of conducted these coordinated military strikes against the who's these is the support. so these attacks, generally in the u. k. it's it's interesting, a recent poll did shows that t

u. s. u k for pull to the conduct of new strikes overnight on tuesday positions in yemen. it's a 3rd round of such strikes with the u. s. military saying this time it destroyed on to ship ballistic missiles on monday, the strong american call good bustling response to the attacks against a human face political, unless you say now the criteria and use of maury. so as a sub he's on these latest development will these attacks, they seem to be targeting humans, air defense system. they seem to be targeting radar sites targeting ballistic miss messiah launching sites. and this has been the case since they started these us and k, british military operations and human cost 6 days ago. the only data that exists in the red sea is because of the military manifestation. and the military reinforcement by the us and the british government, they basically turn the rest seem to a war zone into a battle arena. and that's because they're not there to secure the international shipping route. they're there to secure is really shipments. i think visit 11 for them. uh the, but if you assess tha

u. s. has carried out along with the u . k. against. yeah, yeah. many people as well. people here are angry and it's been this way for more than 3 months now. every saturday and jordanians do gather here, and they show their, their anger and express their disappointments in american policies. a country that is always talked about to him. humanity today is a reason for a genocide that is happening to house, to me. and i mean by lean 100, so pro palestinian demonstrators to, to the streets, to call for a cease fire and gas that are to contribute to our retail mass bins reports on this . i am at the national day of action for how side and this is part of a larger global movement today where people are congregating and various cities around the world in order to draw attention to the costs of the palestinian people . now i got a chance to talk to a lot of the people involved here and many are very, very young. and they all kind of have the same story. and it's quite shocking. many of said that they've attended several of these protests and they've made posts on social medi

u. k. u. s. intervention militarily could lead to further escalation is a capital is in favor of diplomacy, north military intervention. he made the point that the recent stacks will see in a bill a link to this escalation. he even said that the attacks that took place inside the ron, i believe to be the work vice. so probably the results of what's happening and gaza is when you get more like this in the region. all sorts of players then decide to take action. now the saudi foreign ministers also been speaking prince pfizer been taught all and he was pushed on. remember before the war and gaza saturday, we were told was just days away from a normalization deal with israel. now he was aust, if there was an end to the conflict between israel and the palestinians would south sadie pursue normalization with israel. he said suddenly, the of course, there are lots of question marks about what he means right, about if the conflict can come to an end. that may well mean he wants to us the 2 state solution to be in place. so some kind of cation, i think needed, but important comments still, right at the is the official agenda of course changed. but as we know, much of the power of doubles lies in the conversations that take place on the sidelines. what, what are you looking out for this is for of the yeah, lead is come here, not just to make speeches. and one good example is the be that we talked about. the goal is a conflict which is leading to wells headlines. but of course, the other conflict that's been going on in any 2 years. it's also high up in the headlines. the conflict and ukraine presents letting skis on the stage here in devils as i speak. and i'm sure he came here, not i'd be to speak publicly to push the ukrainian line publicly because in some cases, perhaps it's not getting as much attention in the headlines as it was before the ward garza. but also for the conversations he's having. we've seen him sit down with the night 2 seconds generally installed to but we've seen him sit down with the us national security adviser to take some of them and the us extra estate antony blinking. and it was, is behind the scenes, some of the conversations that these leaders are going to be having about those major conflicts that are important. but remember that the world economic forum is just that is about the economy as well as politics. major business leaders here, leaders of shipping companies, for example, greatly concerned about was the, the tension in the red sea is going to do to the shipping industry. and therefore to the supply chain, the global economic outlook. but other issues going to be rise to crypto color and c a i. and the un secretary general we told is just of just speaking to someone in these on to raj, these calls just coming in to the goal is there as we, as we speak. and he'll be very much, i think, focusing on the challenges of climate change in the us secretary general coming to that also of course not as i thank you very much, james. what i changed by his life or say, in davos, switzerland will of course be following all the developments from there with you. now returning to the warren gas and now and he's rouse cabinets has fast and amended budget for the caea to account for a shop increase in spending foyce war on guys. the new budget includes $15000000000.00 of extra money for its military. israel central bank says the war has become a burden on the economy, estimating it may cost cesar of $58000000000.00 by the year 2025. the central bank governor has a, she's really government to curb. it's public spending and cut interest rates from 4.75 percent to 4.5 percent. israel has spent $6600000000.00 in various aspects of its war, including funding for the more than 100000 displace people. some 249000000 has been put aside for mental and physical health care. and the total cost of rebuilding in some areas could reach a $174000000.00, including town near the lebanese border that sustained damage in cross border fight . well, let's talk to a, a winter about this was a professor of economics at the hebrew university of jerusalem and lancaster university is joining us from west jerusalem professor. thank you so much for being with us. so the central bank of israel to, we're not very happy with this new amended budget. tell us why? well, uh, not every government members is happy with it because the, the former budget gave a lot of money to specific sectors. okay. and these sectors, so what 2 major sectors that the representative, the government is the ultra orthodox and the old for right winks the wanted more money for settlements. they will try to adults wanted more money for religious studies. ok. and then we'll have to change game. there have to keep him because there are other needs now, right. the other, the other needs and the, the government has decided on a 5 percent cut across the board to find as these additional expenses. but these read the spacing. mm hm. okay. much of which are just the things that's happened before the war. right. in october 7th, that's was before the war. no, many people were display as many people were killed. many people were were up a duct at their insured family. they're just destroyed families. they're destroyed homes that need to be rebuilt. ok, great people who are displaced, hundreds of thousands of people who are displaced, the need to be taken care of. right. all these happened before the war. okay. okay . or 2, before the war. so additional expenses you say, and some of them happened before the war. so we've invited to see more amendments to the budget if the one guys are continues in what's going to be the impact on these really economy? whether it be i, i don't think that would be more, a bad sense. i think the, the, the, the other instrument that the government may introduce either in terms of increasing taxes, prominently the v a t. okay. uh yeah. and may be increasing the national deficit. okay. uh but, but i don't think that would be more a budget cuts. i think a fact is going to be a difficult for, for these rarely economy. uh, especially if the deficit is being is increased, that would make uh products. uh or we're getting close more expensive, we'll have to raise interest on is rarely pumps. right. uh huh. and uh, but i think that fee is a fact and i was saying it is a fact is going to prevent long for the short term the okay. as soon as things are settling down. okay. mm. and before it gets up, especially there are some prospect. i mean, it doesn't look like things are settling down for the moment because the campaign has continued and these are in the cabinet. seems to be saying that they will go on as long as necessary, but how long can these really public? you've talked about the impact on the economy. what about these really people and how long can these really public with stand? this kind of effect from the gospel i think the, the, the, is there any people i, it is, is very resilient. and the current circumstances people are willing to pay the, not only in their lives. but of course, in the assets in the, in the are stunned or no sleeping, just to make sure that the number 7 was not, it will not happen the case, the, the, how much baldwin repeats up saying that the october 7 was only the 1st course in a very big deal that they are preparing for the citizens of israel. and every citizen is rarely willing to sacrifice enormously, also in the standard of 50 mm. in, in the, in the forwarding such as think happening. agree, mr. winter. thank you very much for talking to us. yeah. winter professor of economic saturday. you bring university. thank you. as well as like a short break on algebra and when we come back we'll look at the surgeon who's ready settlement activity, including non confiscation new roads, and also across the occupied westbank since october, the 7th. and later in sports, jordan make a strong start of the asians kafka will have the details. com. the the human mind is incredible, but it can also overwhelm, is at times. here's a pill that solve all your problems. in the 1st of a full part seats, we travel to iceland, which is the highest rate of anti depressant use in your office outlook. nope, that was all set as i was aware of. that's fine. and to origin tease, to find out twice. everybody is so popular, it just does exactly the same as when we were babies with our mother. mine's changing the way you think about mental health. on noticing, the staging type is being played in touch or from a rock or 3rd time. 2014 or continue from the trophy. there can only be 4. can you, if you run across the action out of the tournament facing cap on the, [000:00:00;00] the, you're watching the news, our on out you 0 with me for the back people i, reminder of our main stories, the number of palestinians killed in these rounds. relentless compartment continues to rise. 24285 policies have been killed in the gaza strip. according to the latest figures from the health ministry. the area escaped in the last 24 hours into the school and several refugee camps is really military. has and just have to some locket slide from java. video released by local media shows several mid size landing in the city of metropolitan 7 israel buildings were destroyed, no casualties, squarely footage. and these really military and has been live exchange fire in 711 on us tensions remain high. is there any will? pain struck a target me of what a ton of for you and in the occupied westbank is ready for his of carried out more rates across the westbank of the army. still in the city of jericho and sent in reinforcements to the center of it. and also 10 refugee camp is really sold, is arrested. a young palestinian man say he was wanted by the security services and they've intensified j incursions in the occupied westbank since october. the 7th. well, last night is really forces to him the house of ice. a bond goatee was a prominent palestinian doctor in ramallah. i was just here as need a brain. joyce's from then i from that home in the west bank. tell us more about where you are, anita, and what's happened to i am at the house of i said, i'd better go see like you said their folly. he's a palestinian doctor who these weighty forces accused him of committing a shooting attack on the 7th of january. the attack happened in the morning and he's ready forces came late sorted that night to this house over here as a returned again late last night. but this time they put on some signs and from experience, we know that those signs are basically the is really preparations for demolishing the house. also they took samples of the cement from the home. now again, this isn't is really policy that when they see a palestinian, that they deem an accused of being a responsible for a shooting attack, the cleaves casualties, they didn't want us to home. but because this is an apartment in a building, we expect them to do some kind of other measures that will ensure that the family will not be able to use that house anymore. no, he's a single a man. he was living here with his mother who soon left the house after her son, the doctor has been arrested still. she lives nearby and she says that they are ransacking the house. we've seen some of the damage that has been resulted in addition to that we can show you part of the damage that has been cause, you know, this was a door sliding door, but it has been demolished and ruined really by these really forces after they arrive to your needs last night, there is a lot of worry amongst the better. what was the family as to what could happen? the mother keeps asking us, what do you think is going to happen? how the future of her son is? he's been arrested by these really forces he is in his really custody, but we've been hearing a lot of difficult stories amongst those posting is between by these really forces saying that there's a lot of poor and miss treatment and some and amounting to torture. in his really jails, we've seen a high number of palestinians who have been declared dead by these ready prison service. but the palestinians would tell you that they got so much doubt about that about the conditions of how they died. so there's a lot of worry here and ones, a lot of families including the family of i said are, but we'll see where we are right now. thank you. thank you very much needed for that show and tell me that you've rame life that in ramallah. that has been an unprecedented increase in these really settlement expansions across and line grabs across the occupied westbank since october, the 7th. the piece not organization monitors, settlement activity. and in a report it says, israel has fast tracks the construction of roads and i'll post what i've done. i need to report some who are it was a major commercial. how blinking the north and south of the occupied westbank, who was now with shadow of its own glory. it's mindy ruth went silent since the beginning of the war. an estimated 30 percent of the population gone home and some of the whole of the mid after the after the open in is because people here are scared of settler attack says it's may or mine the may be as we drive through his down menu shop. chuck closed by orders of the military. but on the most open ended on the most up a lot of the secular, the system of driving through the town because they want to impose that control and they're extremely similar. and how are they, what else to leave? so they can take the land or the above the toward the hello. but during the closure, a new bypass road was opened. it runs like a scar through the town. so we're now on a bypass road. this was built for the settlers to drive through without going into the urban areas where palestinians live. well, that's not really happening because they continue going through places like hawaii right now. lately, since the war began, more land has been confiscated and more roads are being built. and the palestinians have no records for that. since the war started, there has been an unprecedented search and settlement activity, such as are taking advantage of the war. and so i think i left the fax on the ground. we counts at least 10 new system. it's outpost dozens of roads that are being paved everywhere in the west bank and nobody's stopping them in the nearby town of as soon the mail keeps up. printing maps to highlight the changes on the ground and she received for confiscation orders since october. the 7th havent hub. not to a shadow. come to come see. the 1st one was here, they built the middle tree watchtower, then they did a security road that goes around like this to reach a settlement on the eastern side, and then the building and now the tower over here on the western side and had the most of the land confiscated belongs to the allies these and there's a risk you will lose more of his olive groves. and yet they do this to protect the socialism to disease. also they want to close that by putting up electrical fences and they told us they will do that's off to the what was the cause that had to the army, impose the closure of the top of it. 6 entrances, only to remain neutral. but even these opening close, depending on the daily decisions of the ministry of stifling the local economy and bringing life to a standstill. here to the army and pose the closure on the town of its 6 entrances, only to remain open. but even these open and close, depending on the daily decisions of the ministry, stifling the local economy and bringing life to us then still hold that. how many elder 0 in the occupied westbank, indonesia has expressed its support for south africa's case against israel at the international court of justice. south africa accuses it of committing genocide against palestinians in casa. i'll just as jessica washington has moved from chicago, the, like south africa engine, asia has long been a vocal suppose of palestinian rights. but unlike south africa, indonesia is known as a signature sheet to the genocide convention. still the innovation government says it fully supports south africa's initiative both morally and politically in february foreign, minnesota. i know my city will represent the innovation government at the international court of justice, providing a statement in support of south africa's case. i'm done and done my 2nd part of the not sure not the part the views and inputs events, initial experts and needed to build a legal opinion that is comprehensive. and in accordance with international law, to show the world the place of violations or international laws. as well, has been committed against palestine. the national, the foreign minister has repeatedly expressed disappointment over the stones of many western countries and the support of israel. she's accused of double standards when it comes to human rights. just single washington algebra to concept. this was a more on this genocide case against israel at the i c j. let's speak to our mesa close to where i, who is the research on genocide. and she's also one of the signatories of an open letter written to the international court of justice by boss the in genocide and war survivors, just joining us from london. thank you so much for your time. i last saw can you tell us 1st about this letter that you've sent to the i c g and why you sent it? what are you hoping it will achieve? um 1st thank you so much for having me. i absolutely listen as bother. you enjoy the side survivors. we have been paying close attention to the atrocities that have been happening, and garza. and since the beginning since october, we have seen very similar sentiments expressed by the as really leadership in a very similar manner that was expressed by serb leadership back in the ninety's. we have seen similar tactics and we have seen similar truck atrocities. so i was trying to cite survivors, we know better than anyone and we can understand better than anyone. the importance of this case. um, there was the case at the international court of justice in way to bog me a basically submitted a claim against janice, not of genocide against serbia. unfortunately, the closest, the international court of justice has ever gotten to passing a conviction of genocide was in the case above the verse of serbia when they charge serbia with failure to protect. but they did not charge serbia with genocide who walk in the court case. last week and see israel utilized that as a precedent. basically, spangler said there was a box and try to side, there was, you know, a case of the international court of justice. and you did not, you know, intervene. you did not enforce the provisional measures and you did not charge the justice. and so we're gonna, we're going to use the president. so obviously as genocide survivors, we are, you know, trying to do what we can to let the international court of justice and really the world at large know that the, there is an opportunity here to write stuff historical wrong. and there is an opportunity to change the precedent that the international court of justice has that when it comes to dentist, i can to indeed, israel utilized the bosnia case and its defense to, to the genocide charges that were leveled against it. uh, by soft off again. now talk to it. i of course want to hear about your experience. but also i wanted to get your thoughts about what you think, you know, the fact that indonesia countries like indonesia and, and belgium who have expressed support for south africa and his case against his route. what do you think that might accomplish at the i c j, and whether you think that it will add legal value to the case against israel. and i, you know, i think that's a great question, but it's very difficult to tell whether or not any of that is going to have an impact. now, just speaking of my background as a dentist guide, researcher and educator, the, the, the south africa k is that they presented at the international court of justice was extremely well done. it was brilliant. the way to contextualize the case of dennis, by the way, they utilized you know, very clear statements and expressions of intent to commit genocide. and in spite of genocide, i think it's, it's great that there are many countries that are coming out in support of south africa. in this case. however, we are unfortunately still living in a world where the world's greatest powers, the u. k. canada, united states have not expressed their support and i unfortunately do think that that will also play well the more country support south africa, the better. but there is that difficulty of the fact that police in the western countries are not seemingly being as supportive as they should be up to space. yeah . and then they are supportive of his route. most of them think like so. thank you so much. have a nice side cost or i for talking to us. thank you. all righty. site is a research on genocide joining us there from london time now to catch up on sports . he is joe foley. thank you very much. ryan. may i have such joes? 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u. k. u. s. intervention he felt was not on health, was not helpful. you said cats are always famous diplomacy of a military intervention, and he went on to say it in the military intervention will just be further escalation, any splinted specifically to what's happened in recent hours in a bill that interesting. the also refer to the recent attack that took place inside the round and come on that most believe was carried out by i still, he said that when you have to them all like you've got in the region right now because of the war in gauze that it means all sorts of players. he said we'll pop pop and take action because of that. then he pointed to the fact that during that truce, that happened last year, the countertop broke good when hostages were released, all of the rest of the region got caught up. and so he said the only way to solve this is to bring a permanency spa opponent and to the bottom, boardman of garza. he was also impressed on the situation in gauze by the person who was motor racing. this for him, which is the president of the world

u. k, u. s. norway funds and other countries are being performed with surgeries of the european garza hospital in con eunice and their supporting palestinian doctors struggling to cope with a health system. on the brink of total collapse, one doctor has not put out a call from more foreigners to travel to johnson. so here, and they can go to the hospital with a group of agreed visitors. and that's what i'm going over the watson thing us and trying to help us and support the people here on the back to get on the we have to get it also for the surgeons operating on one patient with the support of the plastic surgeons, author, consultants, advanced antoine the surgery on initially i'll be out pittsburgh canal from jordan and sir with diploma and virginia american surgeons. i'm a cell mortgage, a plastic surgeon from the united kingdom i came here with our deals are disappoint specificity, 2000. so this appears to have you all here and just to let you know for that for yesterday. and today we are ru

u. k. the u. s. germany and others on the you earlier on this week about budget nothing yahoo is on bending position when it comes to to say she lives solution to think of a long run. it's going to hurt israel. i mean, it's a, i think that israel force is uh, will find itself now in a very difficult situation. again, as i said, i think it's likely that we'll see the i c j uh decision tomorrow that it's plausible that as well as conducting unicycle acts that will put it to israel and severe isolation internationally, also among its allies primarily uh the u. s. there's also an ongoing court in case that will actually will have a session of it on friday, right after the i c j decision in california. the case that the center for constitutional rights has brought against a president biden and against a lincoln in austin, on complicity with genocide and failure to present prevents genocide by the us. continued to support israel militarily and diplomatically with an icy j rolling israel's allies. and not only israel's allies, but you know, think about any university, any company, any state around the world will now need to continue or not continue its engagement with israel with the knowledge that it's very possible that israel has and is conducting a site or a package and guides us. yes, i think that is real and it's a very difficult a situation um and which, which adds of course to the fact that this is a watershed moment. um and the with it, as i said, for example, the patient, it's very, it's very difficult and there's also a run. well, j

u. k. the u. s. primarily. how does this play out of in your if you well, i think it does not work. i told because that was these have been under such a bombings uh for 10 years now. and uh and uh, now what the americans and the british bull me uh, is only the bones out things and they've been, they've been out. so the of, of the effectiveness is almost 0 and people don't care at all because they see that what they are having the amenities and the pro fees are seeing that what they're doing is a duty is a religious and morale. i'm the human italian duty towards the developer of brothers and sisters and bought a scene. so it didn't work at home just all. not very, i mean with the british and american. i agree. sure. sure. just on the point you made, sir, it has been said that the the who t solidarity with garza is undermine somewhat by the fact that they were attacking merchant shipping. in the red sea, meaning civilians are finding themselves caught in the cross far the what, what the hooting leadership say to that same. i'm in the, just as on the side who come play a role in the es

u. k. u, u. s. supreme court have been coming in. but you know, this quake has caused considerable damage. we've been seeing images from the port city of which is in is a got one, pretty big joe, which you know, that been 50 buildings. that's of the last 5 years. well, our rescue teams are through everything they save lives. as i say, the death toll has now been confirmed to be 6, that lots of lumber seems likely to rise of russia and ukraine have accused each other of carry out attacks on news day can be at least 5 people. ukrainian rocket showing in the russian held eastern city to that's killed. 4 people. russia says the attack was launched from several areas. and ukraine says russian drains targeted a residential area in the vessel region. coming one passed to see a fax or your customer slash this attack took place while we were celebrating our cranium. you? yes. who's even thinking of doing such things? what's an animal can do such things, knowing well talk to people, sat down to celebrate as i beg, because this update now from